OAR 333-101-0003
Definitions

(1)

“Facility” means the location, building, vehicle, or complex under one administrative control, at which one or more devices or sources of radiation (X-ray, radioactive materials, or non-ionizing radiation) are installed.

(2)

“Health Physics Consultant” means a person, business, facility, or institution providing health physics knowledge and skills for a fee. A health physics consultant may not use or possess radioactive material without specific license authorization pursuant to OAR 333-102-0200 (General Licenses — Radioactive Material Other than Source Material: General Requirements for the Issuance of Specific Licenses).

(3)

“Inoperable” means disabling equipment such that ionizing radiation cannot be produced. This is accomplished by removing the X-ray tube, removal of the control unit, removal of the power supply or physical removal of the power cord on a free standing unit.

(4)

“Radiation machine” has the same meaning as “X-ray machine”.

(5)

“Storage” means a condition in which a device or source is not being used for an extended period of time and has been made inoperable.

(6)

“Vendor” means a person, business, facility, or institution providing a product or service for a fee. Radiation vendors include, but are not limited to, machine salespersons, repair and technical personnel, training providers or marketing representatives who sell, demonstrate, or market X-ray machines or tanning beds and provide advice, consultation, service, or technical information to registrants.

(7)

“X-ray machine” has the meaning given that term in ORS 453.605 (Definitions for ORS 453.605 to 453.800).

Source: Rule 333-101-0003 — Definitions, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=333-101-0003.

333‑101‑0001
Purpose and Scope 333‑101‑0003
Definitions 333‑101‑0005
Application for Registration of Radiation Machines 333‑101‑0007
Application for General License Registration for Radioactive Materials Gauges, In Vitro Testing, Source Material, Reference and Calibration Sources, and Reciprocal Recognition of Specific Radioactive Materials License 333‑101‑0010
Exemptions 333‑101‑0015
Transfer or Disposal of Radiation Producing Machines or Equipment 333‑101‑0020
Application for License of Sales, Services, Consultation, and Servicing For Radiation Machines 333‑101‑0023
Application for License of Sales, Consulting Services, and Servicing for Radioactive Materials Devices under General License 333‑101‑0025
Out-of-State Radiation Machines 333‑101‑0035
Issuance of Notice of Registration for X-ray Machines 333‑101‑0040
Expiration of Notice of Registration 333‑101‑0045
Renewal of Notice of Registration 333‑101‑0050
Report of Changes 333‑101‑0055
Approval Not Implied 333‑101‑0060
Assembler and/or Transfer Obligation 333‑101‑0065
Additional Requirements 333‑101‑0070
X-ray Machine Registration Fee Proration 333‑101‑0080
X-ray Machine Registration Denial, Suspension, Revocation and Conditions 333‑101‑0090
Investigation and Civil Penalty 333‑101‑0200
Hospital X-ray Machine Registration 333‑101‑0210
Hospital Radiology Inspector 333‑101‑0220
Hospital Radiology Inspector Qualifications 333‑101‑0230
Hospital Radiology Inspector Testing 333‑101‑0240
Hospital Radiology Inspector Accreditation 333‑101‑0250
Hospital Radiology Inspector Accreditation Revocation 333‑101‑0260
Hospital Radiology Inspector Continuing Education 333‑101‑0270
Hospital Responsibilities Re: X-ray Machines 333‑101‑0280
Authority Responsibilities Regarding the Radiology Inspection 333‑101‑0290
Accredited Hospital Radiology Inspector Responsibilities
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

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